GRS Rife Frequency Scanner

New for 2009: Upgraded hand control, software and instructional video!

General Guidelines / Important Note: Antihistamins or Opiads such as Vicadin will inhibit GRS response!

The baseline is set while the client is holding the GRS control module by tuning from RED to GREEN LED light ONLY. An audio tone (chime) can be heard while tuning for baseline as the GRS is tuned full right (clockwise) resulting in tone and the Red LED lit, then slowly turned counter clockwise untill tone fades. Then back counter clockwise slightly till the RED LED is barely lit. This sets sensitivity of the GRS to maximum. The baseline is your individual sensitivity setting for the GRS to pick up a response during sessions.
Many frequency "hits" will phase in (RED LIGHT) in about 2 seconds or less, and phase out in about 1-2 minutes.

"Hit" frequencies can be cross can be researched by clicking on the DB hits tab within the F-100 software.

See the Video for further information!

History of GRS Development

TrueRife began doing research on a resonant scanner early 2005.
Since then we have invested hundreds of hours and thousands of
dollars in the development of our current scanner.

The original GRS was replaced in 2006 by a new model with some
minor improvements.

This device has been instrumental in developing many of our programs
as well as isolating frequencies that may be having the strongest
physiological impact during sessions.

Beginning in early 2007 we begin researching other ways to improve on the
current GRS. A labor strike in Canada back-ordered one of the key
components used in the circuitry forcing us to begin experimenting with
other components. The end result was the discovery of an entirely new
circuit that is much more stable than the previous boards in both output
and eliminating false positives.

Spring 2007 we released the F-117 TrueRife machine as we entered into further research into integrating the GRS (with the F-117 microprocessor) and our current F-100 software to gain computer control over the GRS so as to automatically record hit frequencies and generate a custom program that could be recalled within the software.

This project has required changes in 3 areas.

1. Placing an interface within the F-117 oscillator itself to receive recorded hits from the GRS. This required physical modifications to the F-117 board and firmware.

2. Re-inventing the GRS circuitry to interface with the F-117 oscillator. This required several changes in the output circuitry as well as optically and electronically isolating part of the GRS from ground.

3. A new software interface to call up recorded hits.

This project represents one of the largest investments of time, energy and resources that we have ever invested because of its scope and impact.

All of this has led to the release of the new F-117 Intercept and third generation GRS in 2007.

The new 2009 model is the F-117 Predator. It has the same capabilities to intercept GRS hits and record them automatically within the F-100 software along with access to a new database that emulates scanners costing almost $20,000!

GRS Instructional Video and Advanced Software now Included with all GRS orders for 2009!

The GRS and Software is NOT compatable other Rife machines.

Only 2007 - 2009 F-117's are equiped with the microprocessor technology that will
automatically record hits from the GRS scanner and generate custom programs.
New Advanced Software! Recorded hits will cross reference to pathogens and conditions database.

The GRS is not a diagnostic tool but a research device.

Atelier Robin F-125, F-165 and F-170 keypads are currently not capable of interfacing with the GRS to record hits.
This scanning and the recording interface along with advanced version 3.0.27 software is exclusive to TrueRife.

"I finally figured ou the GRS I worked on myself this morning and got 3 hits and they were in the GRS Hits folder. I am so excited! Thanks for this wonderful machine."